ESU Electrocautery Machine
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At Angelus Medical, we offer a diverse collection of Electrosurgical units (ESUs) or Electrocautery Machine that are designed to meet your surgical needs. Our selection includes top-rated models such as the Valley lab Force 2, Valley lab Force FX, Conmed 5000, Conmed 2000, and many more.
What sets AngelUS Medical electro surgical units apart is that they are patient ready, meaning they have been thoroughly inspected and are equipped with all the essential accessories you need for a seamless surgical experience. Additionally, our ESUs come with the necessary certifications, giving you the confidence to use them in your procedures.
With our comprehensive range of high-quality electro surgical units, you can rely on Angelus Medical to provide the equipment you need to enhance your surgical capabilities.
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ESU, short for Electrosurgical Unit, is a medical device commonly used during surgical procedures. Its primary function is to control bleeding and cut or coagulate tissues. ESUs use electrical energy to create high-frequency alternating current, which is then used for various surgical techniques, such as electrocautery, Bovie, and bipolar cautery.
Electrocautery is a technique that combines the use of electricity and heat to cut or destroy tissues. An electric current is applied to the targeted area, causing the tissue to heat up and coagulate, thereby sealing blood vessels and minimizing bleeding. This technique is often used in surgeries that involve incisions, excisions, or the removal of abnormal tissue.
Bovie, or "Bovie Electrosurgical Generator," is a brand name that has become synonymous with electrosurgery. It refers to a specific type of ESU that is widely used in various medical specialties. Bovie offers a range of electrosurgical generators that provide different power outputs and functionalities to meet the specific needs of different surgical procedures.
Bipolar cautery is another technique used with ESUs. This method involves the use of two electrodes that are close together and simultaneously deliver electrical energy. The current flows only between these two electrodes, allowing for precise and controlled coagulation with minimal impact on surrounding tissues. Bipolar cautery is commonly used in delicate surgeries where precision is vital, such as neurosurgery and ophthalmic procedures.
Electrosurgery involves the use of electrical energy to cut or coagulate tissues. The electrical current passes through the targeted tissue, generating heat, which can be used to either cut or coagulate the tissue, depending on the desired effect.
When used by trained medical professionals, electrosurgery is considered safe. However, there are potential risks, such as burns, electrical shocks, or unintended tissue damage, if not used correctly. Proper training and adherence to safety protocols are crucial for minimizing these risks.
ESUs offer several advantages in surgical procedures. They provide precise tissue cutting and coagulation, thereby reducing bleeding and surgical time. ESUs also allow for better visibility during surgery, as they produce minimal smoke compared to other traditional surgical techniques.
Electrosurgery may not be suitable for all patients or procedures. It is contraindicated for patients with certain medical conditions, such as cardiac pacemakers or defibrillators, and caution must be exercised when operating near vital structures or in the presence of flammable substances.
Regular maintenance and care of ESUs are essential to ensure their proper functioning. This may include routine cleaning, calibration checks, verification of accessories, and adherence to manufacturer guidelines. Qualified biomedical technicians should perform maintenance tasks to ensure safety and optimal performance.
Remember, it's always important to consult with a medical professional for specific information or guidance regarding the usage of ESUs and electrosurgical techniques, as each situation and patient may require individualized care.
The warranty varies depending on the condition and item. The warranty is specified for most of the items listed, however the following are general rules.
We provide medical equipment calibration service at your office or in our facility.
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